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16 May 2013 HMD digital night vision system for fixed wing fighters
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Digital night sensor technology offers both advantages and disadvantages over standard analog systems. As the digital night sensor technology matures and disadvantages are overcome, the transition away from analog type sensors will increase with new programs. In response to this growing need RCEVS is actively investing in digital night vision systems that will provide the performance needed for the future. Rockwell Collins and Elbit Systems of America continue to invest in digital night technology and have completed laboratory, ground and preliminary flight testing to evaluate the important key factors for night vision. These evaluations have led to a summary of the maturity of the digital night capability and status of the key performance gap between analog and digital systems. Introduction of Digital Night Vision Systems can be found in the roadmap of future fixed wing and rotorcraft programs beginning in 2015. This will bring a new set of capabilities to the pilot that will enhance his abilities to perform night operations with no loss of performance.
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Bobby D. Foote "HMD digital night vision system for fixed wing fighters", Proc. SPIE 8735, Head- and Helmet-Mounted Displays XVIII: Design and Applications, 87350D (16 May 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2018104
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KEYWORDS
Night vision systems

Video

Sensors

Night vision

Goggles

Analog electronics

Organic light emitting diodes

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